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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
THE VISITING ENGLISH ATHLETES.
xvupx npssRs WOOD AND RAY WILL ARRIVE AND


THE GAMES IN WHICH THEY WILL CONTEST.
c. Hughes secretary OF the Manhattan Athletic Clup ID
authority for following announcement respecting 'o
comm visit English amateur Champion s'e'' W
Imor,ca on the invitation OF @. NJ. L. Sacks
Manhattan Athletic club. O. o. WOOL 'he sre~F
est English sprinter and champion runner. add
Tboma, Raw amateur pole-vautng champion OF
Great Britain will positively s4 on the Serva on AUGUST
and Will rsacn compete at the staten
I.ane Athlstic Climb games Labor Day Monday' sep
trrnuer g. for which games they have been entefeo
by the Manhattan Athletic CLUB Games conn" tco
AZ the request OF the staten Island Athetic Oiuo
The announcement that tho EnRilsh A'he'e'
uonM rnpce at the Joint games Of the Nassu Mneenen
and the Prospect HarrieTs on Labor Day IL
mOneysrdrr prizes being onrIeu ~ uo -,
pamv "a preciudes E slsh amae urs from conpet
INK by DONG they would become professionals uhde
The Kngsh chSnpons III make second appearance
at the fall Manhattan Athletic CiuO 10 os
at he CLUB grouns September TO- at which games iu
cIa,,up- nnaI1n lsi OF hsni.,ap-. VIII he
given The English cha tplons VIII, aIter n,ri
In ana Canadian hampionship5 go n
the contrary noiwlthstandne Will compete IN 'he
under Eus VrsanlIstions 10 whcn umy
OF the Manhattan Athletic club at lis cnuo ~ ~
during their soiourn IN Amsr'ca yrm hnme Hotel
wil ,hoir mp peasant , ,r..-,.
holds Tie .Orld- AlnAtrdr ruhnins la. ,
wards and the EnCsl re ora az 'Ou !slus
ana Thomas has tho words record Tor oe'Au Eng
rage Manhattan Ath etc club now wlnhIng no.
ors nis club In nd all probably return
10 America on the sams the Euz cnAnpi"ns
There may 10 other additions this list IA 81 SACK
et,er, from Diner prominent ENGLISH amateur Avn
~ hich for y,riolt. reasons hey have sienitcd GER
tanly whether tn.y vii Or ALE - accept Oul MI.
Ionou hopss o dsys TO announce that SONS
OF these have aeoldeG to accept his invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

This scheduled g1e games this week follows
MendGy-Bosion vs. Sew-York, at Boston Chicago va.
Detroit chicago Indianapolis Pttsbutg, AZ Indian
spolis Phlaae pha Vs. asihaston. Al Pm aielphIa
Tuesday-Boslsn New-York Boston Chicago
Detroit Chrags Indianapolis Pliisbns Al iniIanapo
lis Phii-aolplLs VS.. Was ingon, At Phladslphla
lis Detroit Indianapolis Philadelphia va New YORK,
al Phi adeiphia Pittsburg Chicago at Plt,sburR.
Frtdag- Philsde Pima %. New York. ~ Phlllelpha ;
Boston WashinEtsD at boston Indianapolis Detroit
Sauyddg-Bo,toa Washington, Boston, Philadelphia
NewYOrk. AZ philadelphia Indianapolis
indianapolis Pittsburg W. Chicago At PtIsburg
The Association games for the week az appended;
Monday metropolitan Baltimore al ST George Staten
Island. Athletic Brooklyn At Philadelphia. Cleveland
st Louis. at loveiand
Metropolitan Baltimore at st George Staten
Island Athletic Brookyn. Philadelphia; Cevrlaad
s. Louis ~ Clcyel and Cincinnati vs. Lousve' At Cin
cipnsuL
Wsdnesdav-M Metropolitan We Baltimore at St George
Staten Island; Athletic Va Brooklyn. Il Philadelphia Cieys
land st. LOUIS al Cleveland, Cincinnati va Louisville
at Cincinnati
No games scheduled.
Friday-CncHuati va Brooklyn, al Cincinnati Cleveland
MsttopoAn, al cleveland. It LOUIS Athletic, al IT.
Louis Louisville W Baltimore at Louisville.
saturday avail BTooklvu AT Cincinnati CleVe
land Metropolitan At Cl-vesnl Lou, Atletic at
81. Lsuis, Louisville VS. Baltimore at Louisville
The MeropohtAn aud Baltimore ciaos Will play at st.
George. Staten Island. todaS,
lveiest the played at Ridge
wood Parb l. L. yeseray bet the Brooklyn and Metro
politar clubs Fully 5000 people aud tbs
tersst did lag iasanL something of pitch
battle aud both tw rs ala good work Weitman the
exceptionally dne work He had good troll the all
the few hits the BROOKLYN Dzters ed
aad counted tor nothing The play accsDted their
becklAce Of afte pluck but unsuccessfu fight
Jones 0srhardt Rossman 0roor made
tAAs eeked Ike homo The As seost N ths
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LEAGUE MANAGERS MEET TO-DA 4.
spEcULATIoNs AS TO WHAT THEY WILL DO
RECORDS OF THE BASEBALL CLUBs-A LIVELY
GAME BETWEEN THE NETS AND BROOKLYN.

RECORDS OF THE BASEBALL CLUBs-A LIVELY
GAME BETWEEN THE NETS AND BROOKLYN.
Just what will be special meeting OF the Natoh
al Baseball the Coleman House. AsbnIy Fa' To-
day be told at present 1t Is probable 'hdt INC e0
ors their minds IheJ ciaim 'hat
m. .scret sssion ia held merely to settle NewYork and
Detroit game which In dispute but men versed III naseD-
lore say that this bosh trivial matter OF that khh
could be letter 1t is possible however tha' he
League Its mind TO take any oP as
vet and nothing of sensational character may be done
There oons dcrable uDeasiness among the '" 'uV'
OF the meeting will he eagerly "$O"o' 5
every person directly indirectly interested In baseball
Tho directors will have good time anyway "n eA'o
have for reception and feast after
their 1t is thought that the League ana
American Association circuits Will be discussed ms a."
Instability admitting the ST. Louis club TO the League ana
of locating League club in Brooklyn will all" be brought
up President Won Der Ahe OF the ST. LOUIS club '"J'
send notice Of his intentions 10 he mss'hs'
hut m. nv think that an understanding already been a.
rtyed at between Der Ahe aud the League ne e'
baseb. conhien that the League VIII OF Tor mo
disputed gane between thu NewNork and Detroit c'uo'
played over The Wolverines Ill afford 70 lose victory
present but defeat taken from the rscI' Oh INC LOCAL
Climb vii, mako the Giants eItre nelv happy
Tho race the LEAGUE pennant shows The same uncertain
figures that have marked the struggle since te season 10
gan The positions OF the claos have not been mA'e
changed for several weeks yet week games c"uu
make BILE change among leaders The Detroit
club continues hold tho lead but only by sa marn
date the Wolverines have 81 victories out OF eshS Two
games played Chicago ciuD has iorty nine victories
out eighty games played Each club continues 10 pay
N good form. yet each papabH weak In one POSI-
The Detroit club weak in the pitchers box "h I'D
Garrison Chicago only really Trustworthy pi cher
The Western .s again In few days an critics
predict Of defeats for the Wes-rDer b"th
the Chicago s.d Detroit clubs VIII have 70 40 s1cepto.-
fue TO hold their own IN either NewforN. b'fteH
rhiladelshis or Washington WAGER was @A'e on -
h .y sI pace s: ~. end The n
ast claus chances for nrst h"nors
unusually Esot
York club the same uncertain puzzle AZ pr.
has since he rine was "rsanlLss ~
10 thiEg II was confidently e1PvceH ma
would result In vicl"rr Tor INC
Giants II r-suurd just the sth.r vsv. h"v'Vor htn
beurps WI b2tsd direction oaiF
lew days by the Ptsbnrs plarrrs proved Al e9na
which the Ysk bAtters could not sslTc Inc ieeAI
local club In fourth place an vet we OcN
are not sad think that todays game
viii 70 10 York s,-iy ant II los tle cnl
OF rivals The record TO die
10 ~ follsws:
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Jersey CITY.

John Moran age nfty ave- moulder. OF No l55 Morgan
n vn slOup saturday might 70 eJoy mo 'I
Al - Yesterday. member % his family went uo"h 70
and him dead IL % supposed th@I ~
su.. o. heart disease.
Detective Clos wento Railway Yesterday and recovered
gray vaIuei AZ s32b which hal Oeen soch
Il vn Robert M.t ivskey. VI No 9s MonEomrryss NC
L,Y. slal. uto "Wednesday night and Inc
driven TO Railway and sold TO Nety
Will AN p Hutton aud Johh r Dp 10
parents LIVING Jersey titY arc ss
eao Ih-y pforactsd
sad to-. ordst nl"ney
Du,s 10 custody. but Hutton has tnus f- eudsl 'he
police
MARY ar,er the who attempted TO IN up INTO me
river IRON Penn,yIyanA Railroad ierryboat, n sAtuty
syeune repeated tno attempt At 2l5 Jsseday sue
BALTIMORE aud wncn Tho boat was 9ut some al
mbsd tho ran All was About 10 I'M"
hersrlf into when shs caught w george W.
Conf Ia policeman when the Do-t
urn,d ms lives 1atryoNn. Tut ha-
been .oppng No 1883 Hopkins ave Atcr
her attempt Saturday evening Fre"srck Bush, nor
took her no but she escaped from inc
house Ait sho IN IN the city Hospital
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z. e. MACY G. GO.

LTOyS, THE "WHYO." DEAD FROM HIS W0UND'
Daniel Lyons. the wbyO" who was shot on saturu"y
nv David Murphy in the liquor by the latter
at No 80 Worth-s. died at o'clock yesterday morning
at the chambers Street Hospital lie han rrgsinen
sciousuess twice during tue night, Dut wa
wban he died Deputy Coroner Herod made an autopsy
on the body. He found two Commissions OF tne SCARF
incbe abnve tho right ear Murphy. With his BARTENDER
Walter Butler, and John Walsh. customer "no SO" o
shooting taken to the Cproners omse mJ'hoy.
Iorouer M.sseiper committed him TO TIE Iomn' "lthous
b, 10 await the inquest TO morrow. uhlls WASH
sani ~ inc slse OF Dsten ion witness. ami Butter
wa. nsd LAO a, witne,s under 81 900 bail. furnished
by William 4. Mcdonald. OF No. Is DoyrrsNt'
Murphy presented dila pidaied appearance. NE ~
Tor n-rkt,e ana sulrt font we're stained with bloou
whie gre. strips OF court plaster covered the gasnes
ahout 6 uoss lie tnHks the wounds Will show lua' ho
shot yons IN self-defence
As an instance OF Lyonss brutal disposition ~
lated Yesterday at the Coroners o1es tnatohe y ,ro
month sxo he entered Murpbys liQuor-stsre AMI Hoi
pure spite caught up little kittens when "eo iuA
ming about the floor and bit oil tho onds OF taeir ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

The nna result Of the for tho American Association
be determined with accuracy the
Tbs cuD continues 10
p-y game aud lie defsas reruarly asd
Tar apart The club made ae u late
victories OF ninety games PLAYED Tao Lou
hs4s place with hfv tnrse vicoT and
thirty defeats The local Clubs costnne 10 stfages
a LEADERS,
bet wssn the two 1t Will be something hEs
two beach eomDers having whipping flush hundred
y~rds behind the wnner In Brighton Beach race The
record 10 date IL as folows:
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SHE LIKED TO PLAY WITH THE LITTLE GIRL

SHE LIKED TO PLAY WITH THE LITTLE dihh'
on Saturday Mrs. Bella Robinson OF NO. lo''
Atlantic ave. Brooklyn. left her lltte girl MAMIE
ago two In tho care Of Mrs. Van NeeX, OF NO. 10
Utca-ave while she went TO work 10 cypress hiii''
In tho afternoon Mrs. Van Kicks daughter '""e'
are seventeen took tho child and went away Ho'h
b1me She took sOme clothing with her, as II QUO
Intended prolonged absence, but did not say "heI9
shr wa going When Mrs. RoGin-On found her chilo
gnne ard was unable to ascertain where IL was sno
applied TO the police After considerable search tuey
6,t,nd that tho Van Kloeck girl had taken tho Chllo
10 boarding house kept by an acqualntnce OF hers
in sands-t She said she liked to play with inc
ute glu and meant to keep her. sue "ouiu CIV aIo
OF nIanatiou and was locked up for abduction MIS-
Rubins,,n took her child homo with her.
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
CHARGES AGAINST A NEWARK HOSPITAL
ALLOWING A PATIENT, wHILEI SANE, TO GO AWAY


peculiar incident in the management OF he Ne"an J,.y
lglt Yesterday. Ga lhnrtsy iohsloss
named John Martin wa picket ny on me sues.
rk The police took linn Ia the city fosIit IN
'v insane. went 10 te ofhtfy
mudng Othing occurred par OF ms usnal azure
which HIS hosp tai clothing emu 'ah ne
10 GO The complete physical wreck AMI super
iutrrI,rt Garsr.o. alter Valny trying 10 pun INC
iust Union eirmerts from his body, allowed him
to leave The bulldog. One OF Martins leE' IS
swrlled Ia three Times its natural size aud no
just enough To oiter across ihrtoehtae ana
~ directly opposite tps hospita an' harny
q hun Tho man renamed IN the 10Y AZ OF
sauria, night aud at NJ yesterday lie was picked up
~ tn. poito taken TO headquATt'fS
lie haf Police surgeon clark at once
ordered bee. the hospital lie was To.
ccivod and cared Tor nrar could 10 dsobeyr
yerut such peone ioleiNs tue hospU
NJ vii, i" asked OF Superintendent GsTsels -
Tls j-" I've replied and u toy want 10 go tey
can man ol by the house physician That he was
To-, .iek 20 ihins he ~ crazy. did the Oesl
could TO gel The hospital clothes OF hln.' ,,.n
-cans ~ this hospital are now usuer o4I
Charge Corners ~ WIN mansanshet IN c~us,ns
by treating INN Tor acute Aco-
hol sm cold and hot water douehe snd aanplug
form tfnor brain special committee 0i hfe OF he
host BOARD trustees is now in'esugauns le
q -
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oLnrlMR Exrnr.IAsM AT TIE CAMP.NEETING

the sns sing oaup-neetins yes eriay somsthlnE OF
"A Oh tigs enthusiasm apparent III We IN.
ct~s.ot numbers In Attendance rom Ills city and
surrounding places. There wero about 0,oOo people
on tho grounds. and the sing Sing hackmen ild
thriving all DAY long ~ bringing visitor. !. ana
from ts O. - The observed ny thOse
sofia
.nid week. together With The O'rn-r shop
restaurants wore permitted
TO Ju-uo~ Al A a. there was payer
OF THIS followed by low" irasr WIN
Parker, NhO also preached inc br't
s.ron of ia. ay Al The tho aiernooo Was
preacnrd ~ the Rev ". y. DArwOot ~ Warrington
iI.tbt. N vel 81 tho Bnar Of Ttn'e-s
contribution Of 81 700 which VAS hrafy 81 ralsra
m. Rev ERA Tinker preached In the evening: The camp
viii continue until hufsia night and Friday morning
tho uor.htpp-fs fo tneir tents aud depart hurshAy
r be devoted OF old members ami ifienas Of
10
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wFsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

SING sIsG-Coroner sutton held su inquest yesterday on
The ody of Jacob shoe ord. coUied man IRON virginia
four snporod At shaft NO ! on Tue no" croo
squsiuct Killed bv al,ng 200 tee on sn
Ur another ColOl.d man aud the time Keeper
started FROM OF tho shaft Ia go To Tie Top Ahd y.
abssnco nsi uotoe' un IL
the surface The cred aud the man Ound
nh all snd Just alive lie led soon aiei'
The Jury rendered verdict VI accidental death.
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WOnAy COVE WITH HER HBIGHB0RS CHILD.
Mts Mary " arnet lives al Ninety thlIa-st and loving

ton ave- on saturday Mrs. Byrnes, who lives In Second
ave uear Ninety 81. called upon Ms Warner and got
perrin daughter Mabe, who Is sara W %
commonly petty chId 10 picnic given oy inc 81
Johns ~ Island. Maoio VINO Is only iouF
yfat, old white clothes and went away
WIN Mrs Byrnes. Nothing has since been heard IRON
Mrs Ryrncs or the ctl Mrs did not return 10
hone. Mrs. Warner reported the missing people Az
esdQu4rcrs and the police records were
feal III them WAS found. Mrs. Warner
thinks Mable stolen, bur the police are OF the
Oh Mrs Byues Is at the hIuse OF sOde Trend
Will up all rga general Al rim was sent 20 all
police city asking that search be made
for Mrs Hyiucs nd child
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AN oR9Ay-GRIy DErs u0vREY IN COURT

Anrea AIonaan Italian grinder
urday and taken the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY under
the recent construction Of the city regarding
keys and the which graders pat th Aroua
"Jocko' cnbsi up the front ~ building Cnrandt.
b ng and the latter all his accouir
ments locked ~ the Cburch street Police station
nIghL The uide officer Psl!y The AMI.
NAL 90 ntly had oa that hs master difficulty
and is To court male faces at the
showed bitter anitosiy Justice Ford sentsncei monkey
and Haer Jointly to nnc $40 winch
produced ponnes aud secured discharge aud that OF 10
monkey.
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UNIQUE NAJfE FOR I COTTAGE.


Speaking OF names one must be struck by tn
pretty and Ottimes appropriate OF some OF tn
cottages, rather villas Perhaps the most sug
gestive OF the many Just as htting is 4" The Sc
Urchins.' Somehow or other, IL suggests Just til,
cool, quaint picturesque retreat it II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

On July 80 Linden Ql0l peat Barnum tl2o) nan
ngtb at 3s miles IN q IS 10 the being sloppy
top hard beneath. 1t was Barnuns secona race
on tnat day. On August Baruum ulS) beat EuIus
ul5j and Hidalgo Q20) over a mile ami quaiter III
2l6 the being perfec: sea of mud In when me
venerable geidiug revealed. Bonanza, who was hand
CAPPED at los pounds. Withdrawn. although ny tnat
The student hy study of these performances
should have little trouble picking the winner OF the Deis
ware Handicap provided the animal be named Ill 'ne
foregoing tables
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ooURr CALgyDIhs FOX TO-DAY

SUPREME HAMBERs-Iefore Donohue. J-Thlrd
Monday motion calend,r
SUPREME CoURT-HPEciAL TERM-PARr I-Botore Dono-
me T-No aav cslsadar.
sUrERio. CoUgr-NPEcAL TERM Before sedgwck, @. j.
No l,v rsrntir
CoMacs PLEM-SPETAL TERn-Befors Bookstavsr. j.
of oks Jahs " Williams az 10 30
will OF George F-nn. Bridget o Brisa at II a.
GENERAL MISSIONS Part before judge Gil.
dersssve District Attorney Purdy-Nos to
81 Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

In the games Eastern aud Western clubs to
dats the Eastern rscori shows The better Advantage
The sections the EASTERN ubs have
lO4 Victories while the West has 10 eoatrnt itsel with
less. Tn. Chcsyo elub has ths rsst iHlvtud record
and lost hut trsnv contests
olasa The PIladelphs ,ub has dsIe
brt a. New York Bostsa
club, having tw-ntv ains and lost
TIVE ity three while twentysiI and lost
The record follows
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sr, and another in tho hh ming tho ouly
rnIs made during the game The was - follows;
Brookiyn II. IlblpoI a., .. INDEPENDENTLY. 10

Earned brooklyn. oi Meropohtsn q, urs ont
By -rors-Brooklyn. /; Aetropotsn. ,ooIvn o,
Me ropoIit,a o. First base BY balls pinEnT rRs l.
Threcba hts-Smth Twobass hits1i.o,enhhn Na
Die .ys-Gerhardt Jones and orr l. WIZ pIbp,s
Passed b.Is-''eople. stolen Brookyn no,o
poitan !. Umpire-Mr McQnade Tiino oil saho-1 nouiS
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Such other animals entered for both races are
also given with their weights In each:

The course July %. II VIII Do relneuuteu WIZ uJ
on Top but heavy and holding an inch beneath tne
surfca Garrison rode the winner OF the Navesink ana
won with the greatest ease, the time being SLOW
PAP ~ Eurus poorly ridden By Hayward anu
making the pace with him for over mile BONANZA
likes waiting race. Donohue ought to have won with
Linden but OF course lost the race when II came 10
finish with Garrison Under the same conditions these
XeDhta would have hrOnght the i've horses together:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

Ell. Howe age afty, OF No. 100 Greenwchst went to
closet yesterday get medicine. The closet
In p~sssgeway and Mrs. Howe picked up what she
thought he DO TIC containing the medicine and drank
Of the contents In utle while she was thrown
ntp commissions and IL found that she had drunk
qu.nt o. dine She was taken 10 St. VnccnTs Hos
pltA n "A critical condition.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

"Tyro."-It is the rule In chess that IL player
tou sieS piece and It be legally moved he must
move II, unless at tho time Of touching the piece
he remarks al adjust" or its equivalent. If such
piece cannot be legally moved the opponent may die
tate TO the player what piece he shall move.
Mary Murray II No. 141 Mott-st., while delirious
from ale ol yesterday swallowed quantity Of crco-
sote to end her life. She was taken 10 st Vincents
Hospital. There Is a chance that she will recover.
Alexander Fee, age twenty-five, of No. 245 East
Fifty ninth St. dIved into the East River at Sixty
rstst yesterday, struck his head against log and
drowned.
The funeral OF Theodore Stewart took place at his
home No. As East Twenty hird-st. yesterday after
The Masonic service was conducted by Wor
shipful Brother John Pullman Master Of Pacific
Lodge. No. 233, assisted by Worshipfu Brother Fow
Ter, Master OF tho Metropolitan Lodge, who gave an
address. TNe burial was at Greenwood.
Thomas NeiSein, age fourteen, OF No. 1913 Man.
hiatt an ST. crushed death at rle Fort Ice ferry
landing at West Onehundred and thirteth St, yes
terday. Ncisen sitting between two logs on
the pier when tho fcrryboat struck the end OF the
pier violently, are logs were forced together and the
boy ground into shapclcss mass.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

nm Avenw Hotet-Congres 10 pold Morse OF BOZ
General John W. Foster, Of India Coone 30, &
H Baxter, U. Army e. W lite. OI CineinuAu ana ton
gresham william L Scott Of PennsyvaIa S'fsoor
Tsuss-GeneraI IL. @ Wilkinson Z. b. OF EnR.A
Everett House-Commodore "a. soart u, .: MY; snu
General Adns Ander.on Vice rssident Of tno Iam
~ smith, Buffalo, and Hamilton Griffin. Hol Bruns
friek-Coldmbus r.. CunminKs OF Chicago--oI 1ofhes
H0el-J. z. q. Pixie Of Now Orleans.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY. ,.
Association The Advancement VI Science Coiunpa
College, 10 q IN. ,
Lillian Russo" reference. before Referee Hathaway.
Sentence OF John Joyce by Judge Gndersleeve =.
Visit OF NewYOrk Press Club t. the fal or Bapyon
ST. GEORGE, - l., evening.
es OF Harlem Independent schuczen Corps, Wash
ington Park. --- =, 49,
First OF nights concerts, Madison Square Gar
den evening.
Acl DENY OF Sciences, Columbia College, 8 p. m.
ms TUE OF Accounts meeting. 10 p. m. -
Reception by Hlrl m Turn Veren, No. 2l1 East one
hundred and twenty f0urthst.. evening.
Dolores Darmore shooting case. New Brighton, s. 1.
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NEW-IItRSEY.

NEW Brunswick o'Farsll Of Trenton YESTERDAY
A Catholic Church Al HtyfeNule ho
lai last SUNDAY VI second ehuteh Al oou'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArUas Al dANAJ.

TODAY
sunrses sos Sets 654 Moon rise liza Moons age 70
HIGH WATER.
<M-sardy Hook. 400 GOV Tsrd. 1850 Hei Gate 64S
P.M-San1y Hook. 4.23 Gov. lsrd 4AO Hell Gate $50
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noMINa PIGElN RAE Yesterday.

Re ior Homng pigeon Clul. Bro0kyn hal rs hrst
race vc,sriAy The entry all to niretr fsur birds In
ADULTS and certified yorngster. The
from Doyls.ovn Penn. the aiIts being Grst Their
entry u. f. L. ". spingshl 3. +. +. Read
1p z II Piaita W. Ws.g,6 r Bosch g. 7. o. ont o.
The uaskris we're opened - O'Clock share.
8 lther. HIlari. 3 Lass. Z
Iv-Isru, o The start 8ij N. rhs nrst teiuIus
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The appended table will show the results OF the battles
PLAYED the Eastern clubs themselves and ia
Western clubs beuselves Baltimore lead. for the
former and st Tor the latter The EiserR mines be
gin another of games in the Vest FRIDAY. Tho
record 10 as appended
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1855 Wost 53d-st
Hours-sts IL. 5toZ Diseases Of ms Nsrveus System
6enite Urinary organs lnpot'Ice "a steriltr
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DROOKLNN.

Assembly district conventions will be held by
the Prohibition party this evening to eject delegates
to the State Convention.
Matthew flanagan. who had been employed In
the Tax Department for score of years, died yes
terday at hl, home, No. 237 GOldst. lie was iorV-
four years old and was born In Brooklyn. For some
months he had been In lihealth from cOmpiica-
nlfhIA
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MANY oARsMEN OUT on THE HARLEM.

At Baard had al az hOm-. Ivrr-cn hal All but 70
Lass The journey will 10 from ALB
100 miles next Sunday.
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